Conferences, Lectures, and Meetings

Americans of all races have found within the classical tradition calls to freedom, justice, and other high ideals. Today, even as some question the role of the Classics, we also see a renaissance of classical education. The voices of Black Americans are crucial to ensuring that this renewed educational foundation is equitable and enduring. Classical scholars and advocates of classical education will discuss the engagement of Black Americans with the classical tradition and their vision for its future—a conversation vital to education at all levels.

Jointly organized by the Department of Classical Studies at William & Mary and the Department of Classics at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

Program of the 1st IConiC Conference

Audience Response in Ancient Greek and Latin Literature

The International Plato Society’s Symposium XIII will take place at the University of Georgia July 18-22. The Symposium is entirely devoted to Plato’s Sophist. It is hybrid with all papers simultaneously broadcast on Zoom. A copy of the program is available on our site, Platosociety.org.

JOIN TAPA FOR A VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE

Join co-editors Joshua Billings and Irene Peirano Garrison, and editorial board members Catherine Conybeare, Lorenzo Garcia, and Nandini Pandey, for an open house via Zoom on June 15, 2022 @12:00 pm EDT.

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Classical Studies and the Americas

CIUDAD DE MÉXICO 1-5 / AGOSTO / 2022

The upcoming triannual Congress of FIEC will be a virtual conference, hosted in Mexico City.

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